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• Recognize and Celebrate All ASB Members:
  • Acknowledges the hard work, creativity, and leadership demonstrated by all students in ASB.
  • Celebrates the teamwork and accomplishments achieved throughout the school year.
• Create Lasting Memories and Traditions:
  • Builds a sense of unity and pride among all members.
  • Celebrates the friendships and experiences that define the ASB journey.
• Special Reflection for Seniors:
  • Honors the graduating seniors for their leadership and legacy.
  • Provides a heartfelt send-off, expressing gratitude and appreciation.

• Purpose:
  • Celebrates seniors in a fun and lighthearted way.
  • Encourages creativity and camaraderie among all grade levels.
• How It’s Done:
  • Senior and Minion Pairing:
    • Each senior is paired with a group of “minions” (underclassmen) who celebrate their senior leader.
    • The group selects a theme and competes in honor of their senior.
  • Fun and Games:
    • Themed competitions include skits, songs, and games, all planned to celebrate the seniors.
    • It’s a sweet and playful tradition that builds community and lasting memories.
  • Gifts and Appreciation:
    • Minions present thoughtful gifts to their senior, often accompanied by a heartfelt note or small speech.

1. Pass the Torch Day

• Purpose:
  • Facilitates leadership transitions and continuity within ASB.
  • Ensures new leaders feel prepared and supported by their predecessors.
• How It’s Done:
  • Old ASB Meets New ASB:
    • Predecessors and successors spend time together discussing timelines and responsibilities.
    • They share documents, exchange contact information, and discuss best practices.
  • Passing the Torch Ceremony:
    • Previously done as a candle lighting exchange, it has evolved into the “Pass the Flower” tradition.
    • Each outgoing leader presents a rose to their successor, symbolizing the passing of wisdom, leadership, and responsibility.